* Because Jesus and the Father are both one and distinct, we can say that God ‘sent his son into the world’ - (John 3:16), and also that Jesus came into the world (1 Tim 1:15) - we are …

None of us has loved God or our neighbours to the extent that Jesus describes. God holds us responsible for our failure. Jesus teaches about a time in the future when we will all have to …

Jesus also accepted worship as God, an implicit claim to divinity. After his resurrection, he showed himself to a disciple called Thomas, who exclaimed"My Lord and my God” , which …

However the nature of the oneness of God shifted radically with the coming of Jesus. As the Son of God, Jesus taught his disciples that he and his Father were one [John 10:30, 17:11]. In …

But with the coming of Jesus, this forced Christians to extend their thinking on just what God was like. In the New Testament, Jesus made it clear that not only was he the son of the Father …

After all God is the one whose responsibility it is to convert them. So ask him for the right words to say and ask him to call the other person to himself. Know the gospel. Peter calls us to “be …

He comes as the fulfillment of expectations set up by God himself in the Tanakh. In fact, Jesus says that the Hebrew Scriptures are one of the most powerful testimonies to himself (John …

The gospels describe Jesus being tempted to reject God’s ways, but he resisted. Christians believe Jesus was truly God. The records of his life recount eyewitnesses who observed his …

We also go against God’s goodness and live selfish lives. Because of this God will judge everyone as guilty. For no one has ever lived their life without rejecting God, except Jesus, …

Yet ultimately the Christian witness is that Jesus came to earth as God in the flesh (Philippians 2:5-11) in order to reconcile humanity to himself (Colossians 1:15-20). Hence the reason that …